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Hubbard’s Sarisky fulfills dream of competing in college

For Hubbard senior Addie Sarisky, gymnastics has been a lifelong labor of love. That labor has led her to her dream school, as Sarisky is set to attend the University of Alabama following her graduation. It all started from a young age, where the energetic Sarisky, the daughter of a gymnast, ...

High School Sports Roundup from Feb. 13

BOYS BASKETBALL Salem 64, Hubbard 61 OT — Deontay Steele scored seven of his 31 points in overtime, leading Salem to a victory in a back and forth contest. Hubbard trailed 43-35 heading into the final period, but was able to battle back behind Braydon Songer, who scored 11 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter as the Eagles sent it to overtime tied at 54. Jack Andres came up big for Salem, scoring 20 points. For Hubbard, Jacob Hayes added 20 points, including all seven of the Eagles points in overtime. Maplewood 60, Conneaut 24 — Steve Manes led Maplewood with 16 points. Ethan ...

Maplewood completes season sweep of upstart Chalker squad with 51-25 victory

SOUTHINGTON — With little time to switch gears after a tough battle the night before, the Maplewood girls basketball team wasn’t sure what to expect going into Thursday’s game against Chalker. While beating them convincingly the first time around, this is not the same Wildcats team they ...

High school scoreboard – Feb. 12, 2026

BOYS BASKETBALL Leetonia 55, Sebring 21 - Ethan Mathis led Leetonia with 23 points. Dylan Johns and Jason King added 10 points each for the Bears. Sebring was led by Zachary Todd with seven points. Brookfield 49, Southeast 45 - Blake Hammond had 28 points and four steals to lead Brookfield. Hammond knocked down three 3-pointers as well to help the Warriors pull away. Cohen Richardson led Southeast with 23 points, including five 3’s. Caden Dillon was also in double figures with 10 points for the Pirates. Western Reserve 56, Springfield 52, 3 OT - Connor Cochran led Reserve with ...

Poor start dooms Boardman in 72-54 loss to Howland

BOARDMAN — Sometimes basketball just comes down to execution. The score didn’t quite describe the Boardman’s girls basketball team’s 72-54 loss to Howland. Boardman had chances to get back into the game, but each time, the Tigers came down with an offensive rebound, went on a short ...